Best coffee I've had so far in Port Townsend! This was my 4th try this morning. 1) Room coffee…read morereally bad. 2) Lobby coffee bad but better than room's coffee maker. Restaurant where I had breakfast was OK. Did not take any of the refills offered as there had to something better. AFTER 3 bad drip coffees taken black, I ordered a delicious latte from Better Living Through Coffee. My vegan latte made with macadamia alternative milk was near nirvana. Plan to go again before I leave town.

This is more of a 4.4 star, very good, but can't quite round up to a 5…read more This cafe is located in a corner of a building with beautiful views of the water, both inside and on their little patio outside near the entrance. The line was long but moved fairly quickly. However, the shape of the cafe doesn't help to make a streamlined queue... it's crowded and a bit confusing as to who's standing to order and who's waiting to pick theirs up. Nonetheless, I was excited to see the options in their pastry case and on their menu. The bigger case had mostly a bunch of quiche and savory options, while a smaller one had sweets. I ordered the salmon quiche because I've never seen that anywhere else so hello, gotta try it! I also got the Arancia (basically an orange mocha) because I love the combination of chocolate and citrus. I appreciated that the worker communicated well and told us the quiche would take 10 minutes to warm up. My husband got an Ethiopian light roast pour over, which was cool to see being made on an apparatus that looked like it had space for about five pour overs at once. Opinions on what we got: Ethiopian Light Roast- Flavorful, just a bit lighter than others I've tried, and it didn't go sour with time. Very good! Arancia- Holy cow this was delicious and I would definitely get it again. Keep in mind, the orange peel was actually in my cup and I was surprised when all of a sudden I was chewing on something and pulled it out of my mouth! But it does say "orange peel" in the description on the menu, so I should've known. Salmon Quiche- A bit pricy but wonderful! The quiche itself was well seasoned, & the salmon was evenly distributed. My only complaint is that the crust was quite difficult to cut with a plastic knife. We were on their patio, so we had to go back inside to grab a metal butterknife (of course we returned it). Tamale Pie- Oh yeah! We left to walk around town then decided we were way too curious about a tamale pie in the case that we were eyeing earlier, so we returned to get that to go. Unfortunately, this was a big disappointment. First off, this was the same price as the salmon quiche but the quality seemed so much worse. It didn't taste good, was unevenly cooked (mostly dry), and the crust was hard as rock. I even put taco sauce on top from a pack we had in the car. It helped to make it taste a little better. Would never get this again, though. Overall, I really enjoyed Better Living Through Coffee and will be sure to return on my next visit to try other quiches and drinks.

Delicious sourdough bakery! We had the almond croissant and enjoyed the slightly tangy sourdough…read moreflavor, balanced by the buttery layers of dough and perfect almond filling. I appreciated that their coffee was delicious but also only $1.50 a cup! The staff was very friendly and we discussed the benefits of sourdough and high quality flour. Cute shop. Off the beaten path. Seemed to be enjoyed by locals and an epic find.

Stopped here on the way to the ferry. Fast fresh and warm. The pictures in yelp dont don't do it…read morejustice. We had a savory brioche, choc croissant, bagel and got cookies and a sourdog. Bread looked really good too. Will stop on the way back.

This was the best coffee in Port Townsend, I wish they were open every day of our visit! The space…read moreis warm and inviting with great views of the water. The staff is super friendly and quick making coffee. The coffee was great! Smooth and flavorful! Just the thing to start the day! Great venue, great service, great coffee!!!

Coffee was great, scone was good, service was friendly, But the gentleman taking orders, while…read morefriendly and helpful, multiple times simply was too talkative and held up things far too long Ambiance was great. PS. No almond milk, which is minor but the reason my wife walked down the street. Not a complaint, just a warning to the 2% who will care.

Great food and service!! The corned beef hash was delicious and the biscuits and gravy was almost…read moreas good as my mom's. The polenta black bean egg dish was delicious. The waitstaff was sooo nice!

Was in town for the day, so I navigated my way through the crowd (always a good sign) to a spot at…read morethe counter. Cool old timey vibe. The food was awesome! Ode to Ina highly recommended. Would definitely return in the future.

Delicious matcha!! Service was great and location is convenient and chill! They have one job and…read morethey did a fine job at it !! Def coming back:

I like the taste of the coffee here than the other popular one in town. I know the other one has a…read morenice view and in a prime location. I have to say. I wouldn't mind walk a little further for this one. The service is quick and not a long way.

The bagels we fresh and very tasty. We got a total of four breakfast bagels. Two of the blt's with…read moreegg, one ham egg and cheese, and one bacon egg and cheese. One was on a cheesy bagel that tasted great! I wish we would have tried more varieties. We were leaving town and did not want to leave bagels in the hot car. Service was friendly and quick. My kids loved watching them make bagels . Great atmosphere .

Staff was super nice, refilled coffee in my personal cup, bagels were the best so many choices and…read moreselection of spreads! Got a few back to Seattle

Always interesting to find a place that claims to offer Montreal style bagels. We stopped into…read moreMount Royal Bagel Factory after having an ice cream at Cold Comfort. They have another location in North Vancouver (but prices are higher). We dropped in two afternoons while we were in town. It's an order and go type of place. 10 types of bagels and 7 cream cheese flavours. Bagels are $1.50 each ($2.60 for a cheddar bagel), $7.25 half dozen or $12.45 for a bakers dozen. They let you mix & match everything except for the cheddar. - Basil & garlic ($6.95 large) - good amount of garlic. Texture is smooth and thick. - Half dozen ($7.25) - three sesame, cinnamon, everything and onion. Bagels have a nice chewy texture. Didn't love the onion. - Bakers dozen ($12.45) - 10 sesame, cinnamon-raisin, onion and everything. Sesame is always my go to. They don't beat Montreal's bagel institutions but it's the best I've found so far in B.C.

Loved this place a ton and will return for more of their bagels soon as we can get back!read more

We absolutely loved Whidbey Island Bagel Factory!…read more The staff were welcoming and friendly. The bagels were fresh, perfectly chewy on the inside with that crisp on the outside. You can really taste the quality. The cream cheese options were delicious, and the sandwich combinations were generous and flavorful. Everything came out quickly, and it was the perfect start to our day. We'll definitely be back next time we're on the island. Highly recommend!

I've been coming here for years, for us it used to be a great little spot to stop in, get a bagel…read moreand a coffee and relax for a bit. This last year it seems to be going downhill. The bagels are inconsistent and often far too salty. Prices have gotten pretty absurd, nobody is immune to the current economy but with rising prices we a getting lower quality. The service is always good, people are friendly. Line is long often but goes pretty quick